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DePuy Trilock Total Hip Prosthesis (Implant 201024)
Click to EnlargeAbout DePuy Trilock Total Hip Prosthesis (Implant 201024)
Submitted as an Unidentified Total Hip Prosthesis by John Lucero
Orthopaedic Reconstruction Product Representative
A1A Inc. Representing DePuy Orthopaedics
Portland, Oregon
As of October 27, 2020 there have been over 3,000 views of this prosthesis and multiple suggestions as to the name of the prosthesis and manufacturer. As there are numerous suggestions that vary, we are hesitant to declare a specific name for this prosthesis. If you have the answer, please use the "Request Product information" form below to share it with us.
The suggestions we have received are as follows (in no particular order):
- Kevin Brown: The sharp tip of the stem as seen on the lateral view is unusual, so he is not sure.
- Sean Smith: Pinnacle cup, Trilock stem
- John Lucero: Pinnacle cup, maybe Trilock stem but pointed stem make that questionable
- Tanner Ayle: Depuy's Pinnacle cup. Biomet Taper Loc or Zimmer ML Taper stem
- Richard Lloyd: Muller straight stem (CCA) by Mathys
- Hani Abdul-Jabar: Smith & Nephew Polar stem
- Andrew Jessop: ML Taper from Accolade (or heritage of)
- Richard Southgate: Pinnacle/G7 knockoff cup
- Martin Pickford: Not a polar stem
- Keith Tighe, Jr.: ML taper stem, Trilogy cup
- Mustafa Alnaib: Suggested looking at www.whichimplant.com
On July 3, 2021, it was positively identified by Dr. Andrew Schwartz as the original Depuy Trilock, the one before Depuy came out with the bone-preserving version. This model has the point seen in the saggital plane.
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We are non-judgmental of products listed. We are not in the business of evaluating products. We have not evaluated these products. We make no representations as to the quality, effectiveness, suitability or appropriateness of any of the products listed.
As an important component of the service function of OrthopaedicLIST.com, some products continue to be listed that are no longer manufactured and may not be available. We will identify them as such when possible. This allows users to find special instruments and/or components for removal, modification, and/or revision of those products.